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What is Reaction Time?
The Time taken.....
Describe the pathway in a living thing's body from sensing something to taking action
r senses detecting something. When this happens, a signal is sent through the nervous system to the brain. The brain processes the information and then decides
What is a Signal?
A message to or from the brain
What are Sense Receptors?
The specific part of the body that experiences one of the senses, like taste buds on our tongue
How do Tarantulas gather information?
The hairs allow them to detect chemicals, vibrations, and even wind direction.
How do termites send information to their brain?
Termites send signals to other termites through the sense of smell, to lead them to food.
How do Bats and Dolphins find their prey?
through echolocation. These animals send out noises which echo back and allow them to “see” their prey.
How do Dogs and Cats collect information?
Dogs and cats can hear higher pitched sounds than we can.
How do Chameleons use Sensory information to help them survive?
Chameleons have a unique sense of sight.......
How does a Frog's Brain process information?
: Frogs have an amazing sense of hearing. the ears send the information to the brain...
What are Nerves?
The nerves are kind of like wires which send electrical signals to and from the brain.
What does the Brain tell us when it gets the electrical signal?
tells us how to act and react to sensory information.
What are all the things that Nervous System consists of?
Brain, Spinal Cord and Nerves
Is Brain part of the Nervous system? Support your answer
Yes, very much
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